When you're ready for a "Mighty" ride, here's your bike
10-25-20, 08:37 AM
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When you're ready for a "Mighty" ride, here's your bike
While I agree fitment may be an issue, hard hat in hand you're ready for your "Mighty" ride with this bike:
There a break from Covid for the day, enjoy.
Oh and just noticed check out the bracing on the frame double triangle with X crossing tubes, but then again it's a "Tonka".
There a break from Covid for the day, enjoy.
Oh and just noticed check out the bracing on the frame double triangle with X crossing tubes, but then again it's a "Tonka".
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While I agree fitment may be an issue, hard hat in hand you're ready for your "Mighty" ride with this bike:
There a break from Covid for the day, enjoy.
Oh and just noticed check out the bracing on the frame double triangle with X crossing tubes, but then again it's a "Tonka".
There a break from Covid for the day, enjoy.
Oh and just noticed check out the bracing on the frame double triangle with X crossing tubes, but then again it's a "Tonka".
10-25-20, 07:45 PM
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Sorry merziac both grandsons are too big for it, and while one granddaughter might fit I've already got her covered with her first balance bike, once she's done with it this too would be too small. But it is huge for a Tonka toy, LOL.
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Great, just what a kid needs - a BSO with enough unnecessary crap added to it that it weighs about as much as the equally-useless adult-sized BSO.
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